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1 The U.S. Constitution & Separation of Powers Articles 1, 2, & 3

2 Article 1. The Legislature Section 2. The House of Representatives 2.1 Terms 2.2 Age

3 Article 1. The Legislature Section 3. The Senate 3.1 Numbers—How Many? 3.2 Terms 3.3 Age 3.4 Vice President

4 Article 1. The Legislature Section 8. Congressional Powers 8.1 – 8.16 Taxation, Regulate Commerce… Coin Money, Establish Post Office… Patents, Copyrights… War, Army, Navy, Militia…

5 Article 2. The Executive Section 1. The Presidency 1.1 Terms 1.2 Electoral College 1.5 Qualifications

6 Article 2. The Executive Section 2. The Powers of the President 2.1 Military 2.2 Treaties & Appointments

7 Article 3. The Judiciary Section 1. Federal Courts and Judges- Where is U.S. judicial power vested? Section 2.1 Authority- To which cases does the power of the Supreme Court extend?

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